Partnership delivers scalable easy-to-use industrial IoT solutions

23-08-2016 | Wirepas | Design Applications

Wirepas and U-blox have partnered to offer an advanced decentralized radio communications solution (comparable with advanced mesh technology) for demanding industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The IoT industry is still quite young and fragmented, making deployment of industrial IoT applications slow and complex for the end customers - the goal of partnership is to make large scale, decentralized industrial IoT networks easy to deploy, says the duo. The NINA-B1 is a small, stand-alone Bluetooth low-energy module, with the latest state-of-the-art power performance. It is targeting several different applications, such as healthcare, connected buildings, manufacturing and telematics. The module has been certified for a range of countries world-wide, thus reducing risk and time to market for customers integrating the module in their devices. “The NINA-B1 in combination with the Wirepas Connectivity software enables short time to market for easy-to-install, large scale, decentralized industrial IoT applications in segments such as lighting, sensor, asset tracking and beacons,” said Hakan Svegerud, head of product strategy, short-range radio, U-blox. Wirepas CEO, Teppo Hemiä, added: “We believe that technology should never be the starting point; instead, we should concentrate on business and application needs. As needs evolve over time, so should the technology. Wirepas and U-blox share this core value and that is what makes us stronger together.”
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